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"Gavialis gangeticus."
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See anything yet?
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Jane said I'm the captain.
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I actually said, "See anything yet?"
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What are we looking for again?
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A gharial.
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Never heard of it.
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Most people haven't.
They like to stay away from other animals.
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But they're reptiles
that are related to the dinosaurs.
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- Do they look like a T. rex?
- No.
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- A triceratops?
- No, more like a--
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A pachycephalosaurus?
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No, they look like that!
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A crocodile with a weird nose?
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They're not weird. It's unique.
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They've been around
for millions and millions of years.
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But now, there's only a little over 600
of them left in the whole world.
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Only 600?
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Poor weird-nosed gharials.
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- We need to help them.
- But first, we need to understand them.
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Which means...
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- We need to follow them.
- Hurry!
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So, what's that nose thing for?
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I don't know. Yet.
That's what we're here to find out.
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Let's follow that nose.
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That's too fast! I said, "Too fast!"
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I think it's stuck!
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We have a problem.
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I know. Our mission is over there.
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I don't think I wanna be captain anymore.
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Turn back!
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Looks like the gharials aren't
the only thing that might go extinct!
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Mom!
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I had to get your attention somehow.
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I called you three times.
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But you know chimpanzees can't swim.
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I didn't, actually,
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but I'm not the one who had him
in the pool in the first place.
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He was helping us with our mission.
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Was he?
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Your mission for today is to work with me.
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You know the deal. Work, then swim.
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We only have a few hours before your dad
and Sasha pick you up for their weekend.
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- Mom, we're trying to--
- Save some important animal? I know.
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But right now
we have some co-op chores to do.
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Come on. Out you come.
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Why do we live in a building with chores?
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Because it's a co-op,
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which means we all have to cooperate
and do our part
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to take care of the building
and our shared pool.
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I thought you'd love
a community coming together.
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The faster we paint, the faster that
you can get back to saving the... the...
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Gavialis gangeticus.
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Okay. This one you're making up.
That is not a real name.
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- It's real.
- And they're related to dinosaurs.
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Dinosaurs are the best.
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Which one's your favorite?
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Spinosaurus.
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Good answer.
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Hey, are you Maria?
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Am I?
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Yes, I am her.
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I mean, that is my name. Maria.
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Well, I'm Andre.
Kumari told me to come find you?
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I just moved in,
and I have to get my volunteer hours,
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so, I'm all yours.
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Mine.
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Well, I'm a pretty good painter.
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I love art.
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The chairs, Mom.
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Of course.
Yeah, that would be super helpful.
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I'll go get some more blushes. Brushes.
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Supplies. I will be right back.
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Have fun cooperating, Jane!
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So, what's your favorite dinosaur?
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I have nine. Do you want to hear them
in descending or ascending order?
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What does it matter?
Dinosaurs are extinct.
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And if we don't help the gharials,
they will be too. Come on, David.
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What's a gharial?
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A weird-looking reptile that has
a big knob at the end of its nose.
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Like this.
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We need to find out what the knob is for
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so we can help them
before they disappear forever.
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That's important work.
Anything I can do to help?
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You're already doing it.
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You help my mom paint
so we can get back to our mission.
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Got it. Good luck.
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I like him.
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Jane?
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Jane! Jane?
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Nice try, Jane. Come on.
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Out of the pool. Now.
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That was a pretty epic splash.
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Yes, it was.
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Thank you.
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So, any luck with the "gharee-elle"?
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Gharial. And no.
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Apparently, chair painting is
more important than species preservation.
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You're pretty intense, huh?
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You have no idea.
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Yeah.
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I'm gonna go dry off.
We'll be back in a minute to help paint.
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Well, take your time.
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Well, that was embarrassing.
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I know. How can you think painting chairs
is more important than saving animals?
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Because living here means volunteering
for two hours a month.
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It's not that much to ask.
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People always come up with something
more important than helping animals.
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But, if we do nothing, they'll disappear. Forever.
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I need a minute on my own. Please.
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Every individual matters.
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{\an8}Every individual has a role to play.
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{\an8}Every individual makes a difference
every day.
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Try telling that to my mom.
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"Look down."
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The gharial!
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Let's go!
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Where did the gharial go?
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- She must be around here.
- How do you know it's a she?
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Good point.
They must be around here somewhere.
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Maybe we should split up
to cover more ground.
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Do you have your walkie
so we can stay in touch?
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Affirmative. Over.
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And whoever finds the gharial first
gets to be captain. Deal?
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What?
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So that's how you wanna play this.
You're on!
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What's making that noise?
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I'm not falling for that again.
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If I was a gharial, where would I be?
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Well, first of all,
I wouldn't be standing.
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I'd be on my belly.
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Here comes Captain David.
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It's getting louder.
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What's getting louder?
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Your gharial?
Did I say that right this time?
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Yeah. David and I lost track of it.
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Well, what kind of sound is it making?
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Kind of like a popping noise.
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Like...
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No, more like a...
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They really are like dinosaurs.
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See, people think
dinosaurs roared like lions.
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But they probably sounded
more like crocodiles and alligators,
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who hiss and chirp.
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Thank you so much for helping me.
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Why don't you take a quick break,
see if you can track down that popping?
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Okay. Here you go, Mom.
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See you later, Andre. Thank you!
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She wasn't helping at all, was she?
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Hey, if you see a chimpanzee,
don't tell him I was here.
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What?
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I found the gharial!
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Well done, Captain David.
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No, I found it!
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I was heading right towards it!
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I'm the captain now!
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What?
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Did the gharial just make that sound?
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She's a lot like me when I was a kid.
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- Really?
- Yep.
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I used to want to save
every animal I came across.
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Must've brought home dozens of birds
and baby squirrels.
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It drove my parents crazy.
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Yeah, we've had our fair share
of injured birds.
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I miss that feeling.
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What feeling?
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Being a kid.
Thinking you can change the world.
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She really does believe she can.
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So that's what you use that bulb for!
To make a popping noise.
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But why?
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Jane, Captain David here!
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Great. You just scared it off!
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What did we scare off?
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The gharial!
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No way. That's not possible.
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I found--
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We found the gharial,
and it's making a weird--
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Popping noise. Like...
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Two gharials,
and they're both making a popping noise?
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Do you know what this means?
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Greybeard and I are both gonna be captain?
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No.
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Well, maybe.
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It means that they're doing
what we're doing with our walkie-talkies!
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Playing?
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Talking!
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- Still cool.
- But we still have to confirm it.
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See if you can get your gharial
to the pool.
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How do you think we should--
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Never mind. Greybeard's on it.
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He's scaring it towards you.
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Go, Greybeard! Go!
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Good work, Greybeard. Gharials don't like
to be near other animals.
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Watch out, Greybeard, you can't swim!
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Greybeard, jump on this!
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Here.
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It wasn't me. It was Greybeard.
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I'll get you some more towels.
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What about Greybeard?
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I'll clean him off.
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I just got this shirt.
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Any luck with your mission?
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A bit.
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We found two gharials,
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and they're both making
this cool popping noise with their noses.
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Like this.
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- Why do they do that?
- That's what we're trying to figure out.
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Well, you'd better hurry.
They're endangered.
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Do you want me
to keep helping you for a bit?
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I think I've got that covered.
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You go save those gharials,
and I'll deal with our volunteer hours.
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Every individual has a role to play.
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You do your part, and I'll do mine.
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Sorry about the paint, Mom.
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It's okay.
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But Greybeard's grounded.
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Jane, over here.
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Here.
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Get in. I have an idea.
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They won't know we're coming.
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Check it out. Aren't they snout-tacular?
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Great work.
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They don't call me
Cocaptain David for nothing.
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Nobody calls you that.
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Greybeard calls me that.
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- They're talking!
- But what are they saying?
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Got ya.
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That worked out better
than I thought it would.
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Nice one.
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They're on the move!
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"They"? Does that mean
there's more than one gharial?
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The first one found a friend.
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- They've been pop-popping nonstop.
- We think that's how they talk.
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I bet they're saying, "Stay away
from the river with the big dam."
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That's very specific.
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I checked them out online.
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One of the reasons
gharials are going extinct
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is that people keep building dams
on the rivers where they live.
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- Why?
- To make electricity.
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They should stop.
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Well, people need lights.
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But not all the time.
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Not if everyone was more careful
about how much power they use.
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Like turning off the lights?
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We wouldn't need to make
so much electricity.
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And the gharials would be saved?
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It'd be a step in the right direction.
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You're right. And it would help
lots of other animals too.
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Speaking of saving animals,
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I'm gonna check on your pal Greybeard
to make sure I got all the paint out.
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He's drying off in a sunny spot.
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He does love the sun.
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Yeah, he is pretty cool.
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Another gharial?
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But it doesn't have
the thingy on its nose.
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- Don't they all have those?
- Maybe not.
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It could be a girl.
Girl gharials are smaller than boys.
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- Just like that one.
- She's going in the water.
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Gharial challenge.
How long can you blow bubbles underwater?
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- Eight seconds. You?
- We're about to find out.
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Nine seconds. New record.
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Are they having a buzzing bubble battle
like we are?
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Kinda looks like that.
Here goes double digits!
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Ten seconds. Wanna go for 11?
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After we finish our mission.
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But how are we gonna do that?
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Come with me.
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What do you think? Your mom and I make
a pretty good team, huh?
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We've still got a lot to do.
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We're here to help. And observe.
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Well, your mom's a fantastic painter.
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Andre's the real talent.
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Looks like the gharials aren't
the only thing buzzing.
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- That's it!
- What's it?
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Boy gharials use their bulbs
to make buzzing sounds and bubbles
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to impress girl gharials,
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just like Andre's using
his painting skills...
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And dino knowledge.
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...to impress my mom.
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Is it working?
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I do like dinosaurs.
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No, you don't. You said they were scary.
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I still get to be captain?
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We all do.
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There's our gharial pair.
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And look, the girl laid some eggs.
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That means there'll be more gharials
in this river soon.
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Looks like gharials figured out
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that to be a good team,
you need to talk to each other.
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Yeah, Greybeard and I
already figured that out too.
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Right, Cocaptain?
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Wait, which way was the waterfall again?
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Help save the gharials.
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Mom, we need your help.
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Greybeard's still wet
from our gharial adventure.
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Just a second, Jane.
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Who are you texting?
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Is it Andre? I still need to tell him
my list of favorite dinosaurs.
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Aren't you gonna be late
for your call with the herpa--
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Herpetologist. That means reptile expert.
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Dr. Ruchira Somaweera should be calling us
about gharials any second now.
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Yeah.
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That's gotta be him!
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Can you take over with Greybeard?
And say hi to Andre for me.
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Okay, off you go. Have fun.
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Hello? Hi.
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No, no, I'm not busy.
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Hi, Ru.
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Hi, Jane. Hey, David.
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Thanks for talking to us about gharials.
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We have a lot of questions.
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And my first one is, did you make
those cool crocodile paintings behind you?
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Thank you.
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Well, I can't take all the credit.
Part of that was done by the crocs.
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A baby crocodile can paint?
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I was studying these crocodiles,
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so we put some nontoxic paint
on their belly
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and took a press.
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Art shows us
a different way of looking at things.
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- So cool.
- Exactly.
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When you see them, you don't see
a cute and cuddly, fluffy animal.
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People are scared of them,
but they have a beautiful side.
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What's the biggest thing people don't
understand about crocodilians?
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Crocodilians are
the best parents of all reptiles.
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And in case of the gharial,
its dad is looking after babies
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and carrying them on their back
and protecting them from predators.
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Look at all those babies, Jane.
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They're so cute. I didn't know
gharials were such good parents.
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Well, they're cold-blooded,
but they can be really warmhearted.
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When did you know you wanted to study
crocodilians and reptiles?
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Since I could walk.
Here, check out these photos.
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How old were you on that beach?
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About 15.
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I found reptiles to be mysterious,
mesmerizing and also misunderstood,
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so I wanted to study them
and see how we can help them.
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What can we do to help?
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Tell everyone
why crocodiles are so important.
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For example, they're apex predators,
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meaning they're on the top
of the food chain.
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The gharials eat fish
and keep the fish numbers controlled.
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Rehan!
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How do you know my name?
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Because you're
one of the youngest Australians
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to ever write a scientific paper.
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Jane has you on her hero wall.
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I read online that you were only ten
when you discovered a special friendship
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between an octopus
and the brown-spotted wrasse fish.
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But I couldn't have done it
without my dad.
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Rehan, when he was three years old,
used to ride my back in snorkeling
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and explore the ocean.
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Just like a dad gharial.
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Yeah, they're super cool.
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Especially since they lived
when the dinosaurs roamed the earth.
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Dinosaurs are awesome.
Quick, name your favorite two.
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Dilophosaurus and Spinosaurus.
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Kosmoceratops and Giganotosaurus.
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What else can we do to help gharials
and other crocodilians?
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You can raise funds
and donate that to conservation.
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For example, at Rehan's school,
they can take used plastic containers
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and exchange that for money
and donate that money to save species.
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- Maybe you could do something like that.
- Great ideas.
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And everyone, keep your curiosity up.
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And remember, it's not only
the cute and cuddly animals that matter.
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Thanks, Rehan. And thank you too, Ru.
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Yeah, thank you so much.
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- Bye!
- Bye! Bye-bye!
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You thinking what I'm thinking?
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That I wish I could be a baby gharial
riding on their dad's back?
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No, that we can help the gharials
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- by telling our neighbors about them.
- That too.
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And then we can imagine we're
baby gharials riding on our dad's back.
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Let's go.
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- Come on, Jane!
- Coming!